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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Alternatively, we delete comments by whichever user's screen name reminds us most of the name "Chuck"
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Chinese developer Fantasia misses repayment deadline(reuters.com)
4 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|0 comments
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
I dunno. If AWS went away suddenly, or if Google Search/the G-Suite suddenly stopped existing, the internet as we know it would need some time to recover.
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Even if this is the case, why does it matter? If the explicit goal is to create a human intellect, then sure, there's a really interesting conversation there—one that is happening constantly in the DL/AI research community, in whi
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
There is something deeply ironic about this author's righteous indignation over "intellectual dishonesty." Looking at the first chart offered, comparing Kentucky and Tennessee, the chart interestingly begins in December of 20
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
There certainly are tasks where a 2% failure rate is fine, but even more importantly, where we see ML/DL having the biggest impact today is in regards to complex system-type problems, where there is often a less-than-discrete notion of
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Similarly, I remember taking a handful of courses there many years ago. They were very high quality relative to what was available then. I wonder if their particular niche of online education is tougher nowadays. There seems to be a wealth
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Does CNN know about this?
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Texas is a big place, and as far as I'm aware, doesn't make it a policy to train individuals to be vigilantes. If your anecdote proves anything, it is the relative safety of that liberal area of PA. The fact that a manager of a Wa
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
...what? The average Texan, as it turns out, isn't literally Wyatt Earp. It would be shocking if a random Best Buy manager stopped a shoplifter with a firearm—not to mention probably in violation of Best Buy's policies for handlin
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Did you just call Rocky IV "a tale as old as human history?"
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Foam is pretty good for this as well: https://foambubble.github.io/foam/
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Which, admittedly, is a real loss.
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Not arguing that there isn't probably a level of bloat at Uber, but the complexity of Uber's product is a lot more than other commenters are implying here. Their ML platform alone seems like a monster: https://eng.uber.
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
I don't know if that's actually a moat. It's fairly common in my experience to have Uber and Lyft downloaded, for example, to compare rates, particularly when surge pricing comes into play.
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
Last time I was in NYC, I used Uber-for-taxis Curb app, which I found to be consistently cheaper and largely interchangeable UX-wise with Uber (upfront fares, ride tracking, driver rating, etc). In NYC at least, Uber offered me as a user no
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Generate art from any text with deep learning(comet.ml)
43 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|6 comments
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
That is not the original bargain. The decision to not recognize a state religion was a part of US political policy from very early times. In 1797, the treaty of Tripoli stated "The Government of the United States of America is not, in
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
The endgame seems to be that all Apple products are just iPads of different sizes.
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
There's nothing ridiculous about the fact that your wife enjoys baking bread. There's a lot that's ridiculous about bread being so expensive that recreating the entire supply chain in your backyard is the only economically vi
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First patient injected with cancer vaccine in Phase II trial(futurism.com)
32 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|4 comments
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The Complexity of Usage-Based Billing(getoctane.io)
2 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|0 comments
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CodeCarbon: An open source tool to track the CO2 emissions of AI research(comet.ml)
2 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|0 comments
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Predicting the HN front page with deep learning(comet.ml)
4 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|4 comments
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
There's a famous quote from John Wanamaker that goes something like: "Half of my advertising budget is wasted. The problem is, I don't know which half."
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Mysterious Biotech Startup Gave Anti-Aging Gene Therapy to Dementia Patients(futurism.com)
6 points by ChefboyOG 5y ago|0 comments
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
I think an automatic alert (which can be set to ignore by the user) which flags such links, and offers the option to turn on a config flag which enables URL manipulation like this, would be a good compromise.
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
We can, though the teams I know who are doing it are not using GPT-3. If you look at any platform that has live chat features (think Instagram Live or Twitch) and an ML team, then there is almost certainly someone working on toxicity filter
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
An "AI winter" like we had before isn't plausible now. In the past, it was the failure of AI research to deliver business impact. The current ML boom is fundamentally different in that it already has become a standard part of
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
This. As with many things in applied ML (although, importantly, not all), the question of "is x useful?" comes down to the scale at which you're operating.

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